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The fourth Listening for Action event held by the Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center centered on violence against the Asian community but also recent tensions …

ETSU Student Government Association election results were verified and released on April 8, with Mason Mosier outpacing his competitor Nicholas Jordan by 24 votes in …

In response to Jason Shay’s recent resignation as ETSU men’s basketball head coach and allegations of internal pressure, ETSU faculty, students and staff gathered alongside …

Despite the year’s challenges, ETSU Sevierville is experiencing significant enrollment growth and development.  Current enrollment at the satellite campus totals at 321 students, an increase …

The accelerated Bachelor’s of Science in nursing program at the ETSU Sevierville campus offers a chance for students to receive their degree in nursing within …

Janice Bettis, executive director of Sevier County Partners in Progress Education Foundation, expressed her appreciation for the continued support of the Partners in Progress Scholarship. …

In an email to the ETSU community Friday, ETSU President Brian Noland acknowledged the recent resignation of ETSU men’s basketball head coach Jason Shay and …

ETSU did not force men’s basketball coach Jason Shay to resign, Athletics Director Scott Carter said in a statement Thursday afternoon. “ETSU did not fire …

On March 25 at 6 p.m., ETSU’s Civility Week hosted #BlackLivesMatter co-creator Alicia Garza to speak on her career and book entitled “The Purpose of …

Nigerian culture was put on display in an all-out celebration March 30 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the D.P. Culp Student Center Auditorium. “Culture …